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Situated in Lequile, 9 km from Lecce, B&B La Corte offers accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi. The apartments come with a sofa, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a well-equipped kitchen, and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. A fridge, toaster, kettle and coffee machine are also provided. A continental breakfast is served at the bed and breakfast. Guests can relax in the on-site garden. Gallipoli is 34 km from B&B La Corte, while Otranto is 47 km away. The nearest airport is Brindisi Casale Airport, 52 km from the property.

Welcome to Lequile, a town in the province of Lecce located in the Cupa Valley. With its 8689 inhabitants, Lequile is a small town that stands along the old provincial road that connected Lecce with Gallipoli. Territory The municipal territory covers an area of 36.36 km², mainly flat with altitudes that do not exceed 69 m above sea level. There are numerous uninhabited farms, including the Tramacere farm located near the military airport of Galatina. Lequile is bordered by Monteroni di Lecce and Lecce to the north, San Cesario di Lecce and San Donato di Lecce to the east, Soleto and Galatina to the south, and Copertino and San Pietro in Lama to the west. The distance from the center of Lecce is about 7 km. Origins of the name According to a recent study, the name of Lequile could derive from the expression "ad leucum", which means "bright clearing" or "clear body of water". This suggests that the village may have been built on a place where there was once a clearing or a body of water. History Tradition has it that Lequile was born during the Roman Empire, when the centurion Leculus settled in the area, who erected a villa from which a village was later built. Origins of the name According to a recent study, the name of Lequile could derive from the expression "ad leucum", which means "bright clearing" or "clear body of water". This suggests that the village may have been built on a place where there was once a clearing or a body of water. History Tradition has it that Lequile was born during the Roman Empire, when the centurion Leculus settled in the area, who erected a villa from which a village was later built. From the eleventh century to 1463, the hamlet of Lequile was part of the County of Lecce and the Principality of Taranto. What remains appreciable of the town is the historic center, where you can visit the Mother Church, with its majestic Baroque façade, the Basilian Convent and the Baronial Palace. We conclude this tour of Lequile, the town in the